Whose home stadium is AAMI Park?

AAMI Park is the home of Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory.

What is the capacity of AAMI Park?

AAMI Park holds around 30,050 spectators.

Is AAMI Park worth visiting?

Yes. AAMI Park is the home of Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory, with a matchday atmosphere worth the trip. Stadium tours often run on non-match days too.

AAMI Park: Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory matches & tickets

AAMI Park sits just east of central Melbourne, in the city's main sports precinct, and it is the shared home of Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City. Opened in 2010, it is a modern ground with a compact feel and a roof that helps keep the noise in. The crowd can be loud and tribal, especially for a derby, but it is also an easy place for visitors to get a clear view of how football fits into Melbourne's wider sporting culture. With around 30,050 seats and straightforward access from the city, it makes a simple away day. Find upcoming fixtures, tickets, and everything for a matchday visit below.

Last updated 9 July 2026

Home of Melbourne City, Melbourne Victory

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AAMI Park quick facts

Stadium: AAMI Park
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Home of: Melbourne City, Melbourne Victory
Capacity: 30,050 spectators

Upcoming matches at AAMI Park

Nothing scheduled at AAMI Park in the next 90 days. The season may be on a break, or new fixtures haven't been confirmed yet. Check back soon.

Recent finished matches at AAMI Park

FAQ

Whose home stadium is AAMI Park?: AAMI Park is the home of Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory.
What is the capacity of AAMI Park?: AAMI Park holds around 30,050 spectators.
Is AAMI Park worth visiting?: Yes. AAMI Park is the home of Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory, with a matchday atmosphere worth the trip. Stadium tours often run on non-match days too.